Every one made a profit.

Every one made a profit. How?

Money lenders are enjoying a profitable period.

A meat industry could be developed in which Darfur s pastoralists would multiply their incomes by selling whole animals, meat products, processed goods (such as leather), dairy products, and more.

The Middle East is a potentially lucrative nearby market.

At first, he wanted to be an honest seaman, but quickly recognized that piracy was easier and more lucrative.

Plot In Brazil, various exotic birds are smuggled out of the country.

Providing banking services to SMEs is a profitable business.

In 1972, Luton Airport was the most profitable airport in the country.

The film eventually became profitable because of its strong international numbers and DVD sales.

The first and formal answer is that China inherited historical territorial claims, including a map from the Nationalist period that sketches a nine dotted line encompassing virtually the entire South China Sea.

Today, with technology making underwater as well as fisheries resources more exploitable in the area, it is impossible to abandon this patrimony.

Old neighbourhoods have been destroyed to make way for lucrative commercial projects.

Trafficking in human organs thus provides lucrative openings for organized criminal groups.

But overall, betting against big government financial institutions proved to be a richly rewarding business.

So Amazon went for six years without returning any profit to investors, and people had patience.

In Uzbekistan's climatic conditions, it is much more profitable and environmentally friendly to grow and process fruits and vegetables, and cotton is risky for the farming culture of the country.

This could be our Fashion Channel runway... Practical and profitable for all...

Also the pressure on the network and qualified accountants make the water business profitable.

In the 17th century, a woman named Giulia Tofana had a very successful perfume business.

This analysis gives an indi cation of the minimum activity level required to be profitable.

The more you know the environment (see earlier sections of the business plan) and the more you know about the production system you want to implement, the more reliable your assumptions will be.

When, beginning in the nineteenth century, book publishing became not only a lucrative business, but also made books increasingly affordable to many more households, the sources of learning in society exploded.

Moreover, increasing a bank s leverage can be very profitable when returns on investments exceed the cost of funding. Reckless balance sheet expansion in pursuit of profit is kept in check if financial companies adhere to statutory capital requirements, which mandate a capital asset ratio of about 8 .

Moreover, increasing a bank s leverage can be very profitable when returns on investments exceed the cost of funding.

One can think of the breakeven analysis as answering the following question How much do I have to sell to be profitable? .

However, their business models may no longer be profitable, or may be less profitable than they would have been.

Attendance figures for the year increased by an estimated 30 percent, making it the most profitable year in its 163 year history.

This concludes the drawn out battle for control over the lucrative business and the data of millions of users inside and outside Russia.

The tour grossed 137,982,530 (USD) from 87 shows, according to Billboard magazine and was the fifth highest grossing worldwide tour of 2013.

The most generous interpretation is that the Commission simply does not believe economists estimates and analysis, and views an FTT as more workable than is commonly realized (a scenario that calls to mind the debate surrounding the creation of the euro).

And there's very illegal hustles, which you smuggle in, you get smuggled in, drugs, pornography, cell phones, and just as in the outer world, there's a risk reward tradeoff, so the riskier the enterprise, the more profitable it can potentially be.

Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft have thus followed a strikingly similar road access to lucrative markets trumped ethical anxiety.

Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft have thus followed a strikingly similar road access to lucrative markets trumped ethical anxiety.

Even when not trying to buy exclusive access to profitable new discoveries, they are always in the market for preferential consideration.

To make the food division profitable, Sculley hired new managers from Frito Lay and improved product quality, as well as improving accounts and establishing financial controls.

If you flush a toilet, your feces will go to the sewage treatment plants, which are sold as assets, not liabilities.

It used the money to re launch the company in the adding machine business, which was profitable for a time before the Japanese entered that field as well.

A typical adverse selection problem arises when banks can t tell the difference between a good and bad investment a situation analogous to the insurance market. The borrower knows the risk is high, but tells the lender it is low.

Goldman Sachs coined the term in 2001 to call attention to profitable opportunities in what it considered emerging markets.

A typical adverse selection problem arises when banks can t tell the difference between a good and bad investment a situation analogous to the insurance market.

Despite its horrendous nature and its consequences on victims, human trafficking in the Greater Mekong subregion remains by and large a profitable and almost risk free business.

Non profit principles and democratic decision making procedures are not enough to guarantee that the operating co operative will be profitable for its members.

This has been a losing battle, but has dramatically increased violence and corruption in Mexico by ensuring that drug trafficking is a lucrative business.

Clustering per se did not really take off until Digital Equipment Corporation released their VAXcluster product in 1984 for the VAX VMS operating system (now named as OpenVMS).